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Through the rear window, Millard’s hands appear to be raised when approached by the officers, per the video.
“Mr. His two daughters were waiting for him.”
Atlanta Black Star has reached out to William Stanley for more information but he has not yet responded to inquires.
However, a Cobb County judge ruled Tuesday that Shaw would not serve any prison time but instead, 500 hours of community service.
Shaw still faced a criminal charge of involuntary manslaughter and pleaded guilty. They still having a hard time accepting this.”
“He should have been allowed to make it home that night. “To his girls and his brothers and sisters. The next day when they said it was him it crushed me. Millard’s family said in a GoFundMe post that he suffered a gunshot wound to the head.
Attorney Andrew Lampros argued the dash camera footage showed Millard trying to comply with the officers commands before shots were fired, per FOX 5 Atlanta.
Mr. Millard was trying to comply with those directives and Mr. Shaw did just that. He shot him and killed him,” Lampros said.
Millard’s family filed a civil suit, which was settled privately between both parties, Lampros told FOX 5 Atlanta. Now they want the public to see it too. Shaw got out of his car and he pointed his gun at Mr. Millard and I’m going to paraphrase that he told him that if he didn’t get out of the car, he was gonna kill him.
I watched the whole thing from the altercation spilling outside 5 paces, to the cop running him down & firing all those shots.
“We acknowledge that (Wilks) made a bad decision yesterday and unfortunately it came with dire consequences,” he said, acknowledging the officer shot back “in accordance with his training.”
“The Wilks family has seen the truth for themselves.
Atlanta Black Star has also made formal requests with police to obtain any investigative reports, photos and videos so we will update this article if we obtain new information.
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He also operated a business where he would drive people from upscale hotels to the airport in a black SUV.He even mingled with Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens on at least one occasion.
Hill said the family organized a balloon release in his honor at a local park about a week after the shooting and more than 1,500 people showed up to pay their respects.
“This has been devastating to our family,” Hill said. Woodstock Police Officer Grant Shaw and two other cops pulled Millard over to conduct a traffic stop for failing to maintain his lane.
“My family is struggling to come to terms with this profound loss, and the lack of transparency surrounding Emmanuel’s tragic death only adds to our pain. Cop was so busy trying to appease the white people who were oppressing BG that he gunned another brother down.
Blackwell was a well-respected father of twin girls and had several brothers and sisters, Hill said.
The footage shows Shaw immediately drawing his gun toward Millard as soon as he exited the car. After a long time of waiting for justice, this is the closest Millard’s family will get to it.
The police department is wrong, yet they have provided us with no information, no closure, and no justice,” Millard’s family said previously in a statement.
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Family of black man gunned down by off-duty cop admits shooting was ‘justified,’ gets video released to ‘quell’ rumors
The family of an armed black man who was shot dead by an off-duty police officer has said the shooting was “justified” — while approving police efforts to rush the release of video to “quell misinformation” and protests.
Elijah Wilks, 26, was fatally shot on Thursday, Oct.
9, after he caused a minor car accident with an unidentified Milwaukee police officer who was on his way to work, officials have said.
Newly released video shows Wilks walking up to the relaxed-looking, 40-year-old plainclothes officer — then pulling out a gun and smacking him in the face with it.
As he backs off, Wilks then raises his handgun and points it straight at the cop — who fires his department-issued handgun in self-defense.
Wilks was declared dead at the scene while the officer — a 21-year veteran of the force — was taken to the hospital for minor injuries, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
While the police department typically waits 15 days before releasing videos of officer-involved shootings to the public, Wilks’ family wanted it to be released as soon as possible to “quell misinformation.”
“We will acknowledge that we believe this officer-involved shooting was justified,” the family’s attorney, B’Ivory LaMarr, said at a news conference.
BG didn’t deserve that.
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For a whole year, the family of a 20-year-old Black man awaited the prosecution of the Georgia cop who fatally shot him. They are choosing truth over rumor — transparency over division.”
Wilks’ aunt, Latrice Bell, said the family did not intend to file any lawsuits and was “at rest” with what the video showed.
“My nephew, he made a decision he should not have made and that’s just something we have to live with,” the aunt said.
Wilks’ family said he had been driving to his uncle’s funeral when he flipped, suggesting that could be why he acted violently and out of character.